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Bama 2nd Scrimmage Stats

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Saw these posted on another board, sorry, don't have a link to the original source.


PASSING LEADERS

Greg McElroy – 17 for 27, 156 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT

A.J. McCarron – 17 for 30, 215 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT

Phillip Sims – 15 for 19, 139 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT

Star Jackson – 10 for 17, 91 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT



RUSHING LEADERS

Mark Ingram – 19 rush, 72 yards, 1 TD

Eddie Lacy – 10 rush, 28 yards, 1 TD

Trent Richardson – 7 rush, 18 yards,



RECEIVING LEADERS

Brandon Gibson – 10 rec., 74 yards, 1 TD

Julio Jones – 9 rec., 117 yards, 2 TD

Trent Richardson – 8 rec, 39 yards

Preston Dial – 4 rec., 46 yards

Kenny Bell – 4 rec., 33 yards

Demetrius Goode – 3 rec., 79 yards, 1 TD

Hardie Buck – 3 rec., 34 yards

Kevin Norwood – 3 rec., 33 yards



FIELD GOALS

Cade Foster - Made: 27, 32, 24, 33



DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Marcell Dareus – 10 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 TFL, 2 PBU

Dont’a Hightower – 8 tackles, 2 sacks

John Fulton – 5 tackles, 1 TFL

Tana Patrick – 5 tackles

Will Lowery – 5 tackles

B.J. Scott – 5 tackles, 1 PBU

Chris Jordan – 5 tackles, 1 TFL

Jerrell Harris – 4 tackles

Rod Woodson – 4 tackles

Darrington Sentimore – 4 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 Sack

Ed Stinson – 4 tackles, 1 TFL

Robert Lester – 4 tackles, 1 INT

Courtney Upshaw – 4 tackles, 3 sacks



SCORING

Touchdowns – 7 (Jones 11-yard pass from McElroy; Goode 16-yard TD pass from McCarron; Jones 16-yard pass from McCarron; K. Norwood 14-yard pass from Sims; Gibson 5-yard pass from McCarron; Ingram 3-yard run; Eddie Lacy 2-yard run)

Field Goals – 4 (Foster: 27, 32, 24, 33)
 
Was a scrimmage, so hard to figure what it all means, but based on the stats, AJ's looking great. Sims' completion ratio is impressive for a true freshman. Through two scrimmages, JJ looks like he's back to early freshman season form. This could be his big breakout year. Too bad it's probably his last wearing crimson, but I'll take it. Surprised at the number of passes thrown TR's way, but glad to see him handling them well. Just another aspect of his still-developing game (he'll be a beast once he's the go to guy). Dareus already is a beast - my goodness! Our O Line couldn't handle him last scrimmage either, and we aren't too shabby on the O Line.
 
After 2 Scrimmages, the stats released look like this:

PASSING LEADERS
Greg McElroy - 31 for 49 (63%), 391 yards, 2 TDs, 2 INT
A.J. McCarron - 38 for 58 (66%), 444 yards, 6 TDs, 0 INT
Phillip Sims - 15 for 19 (79%), 139 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
Star Jackson - 10 for 17 (59%), 91 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT

RUSHING LEADERS
Trent Richardson - 13 rush for 62 yards (4.8 ypc), 2 TDs
Demetrius Goode - 7 rush for 31 yards (4.4 ypc), 0 TD
Eddie Lacy - 19 rush for 57 yards (3.0 ypc), 1 TD
Mark Ingram - 28 rush for 94 yards (3.4 ypc), 1 TD

RECEIVING LEADERS
Julio Jones - 17 rec. for 222 yards (13.06 ypr), 2 TDs
Preston Dial - 9 rec. for 91 yards (10.11 ypr)
Kenny Bell - 8 rec. for 95 yards (11.88 ypr)
Kendall Kelly - 4 rec. for 39 yards (9.75 ypr)
Marquis Maze - 3 rec. for 56 yards (18.67 ypr), 1 TD
Kevin Norwood - 6 rec. for 79 yards (13.17 ypr), 1 TD
Darius Hanks - 2 rec. for 49 yards (24.5 ypr)
Trent Richardson - 11 rec. for 83 yards (7.55 ypr)
Brandon Gibson - 10 rec. for 74 yards (7.4 ypr), 1 TD
Demetrius Goode - 3 rec. for 79 yards (26.33 ypr), 1 TD
Hardie Buck - 3 rec. for 34 yards (11.33 ypr)

FIELD GOALS
Cade Foster - Made: 42, 38, 27, 32, 24, 33; Missed: 56, 39
Jeremy Shelley - Made: 30

DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Marcell Dareus - 18 tackles, 9 sacks, 1 TFL, 2 PBU
B.J. Scott - 11 tackles, 3 PBU
Mark Barron - 5 tackles
Jerrell Harris - 8 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 PBU
Dre Kirkpatrick - 4 tackles, 1 PBU, 1 sack
Dont’a Hightower - 11 tackles, 1 PBU, 3 sack
Chavis Williams - 3 tackles, 2 sacks
Josh Chapman - 3 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack
John Fulton - 5 tackles, 1 TFL
Tana Patrick - 5 tackles
Will Lowery - 5 tackles
Chris Jordan - 5 tackles, 1 TFL
Rod Woodson - 4 tackles
Darrington Sentimore - 4 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 Sack
Ed Stinson - 4 tackles, 1 TFL
Robert Lester - 4 tackles, 1 INT
Courtney Upshaw - 4 tackles, 3 sacks

SCORING
Touchdowns - 13 (Maze 22-yard pass from McElroy; M. Williams 11-yard TD pass from McCarron; Richardson 18-yard run; K. Norwood 15-yard pass from McCarron; John Baites 5-yard pass from McCarron; Richardson 21-yard run)(Jones 11-yard pass from McElroy; Goode 16-yard TD pass from McCarron; Jones 16-yard pass from McCarron; K. Norwood 14-yard pass from Sims; Gibson 5-yard pass from McCarron; Ingram 3-yard run; Eddie Lacy 2-yard run)

Field Goals - 7 (Foster: 42 yards, 38 yards, 27 yards, 32 yards, 24 yards, 33 yards; Shelley: 30 yards)
 
I really like seeing how much of a receiving threat TR is appearing to be. It's the second straight scrimmage that he's had a good number of both rushes and catches.
 
Hard to say who was doing what when or why. Everybody is getting a good look though. Herbie Buck and Will Lowery have played their names into the newspaper and you gotta love that!
 
Marcell Dareus – 10 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 TFL, 2 PBU

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that he's going to have a monster season...:cool2:

Those are some unreal numbers and they are pretty consistent with the first scrimmage. Glad he's on our side!
 
Man the QB corps really laced with talent ... I know this is only a scrimmage but all four put up decent numbers. Glad to see SJ still in it.
 
mikeua69 said:
I feel sorry for whoever has to block 57 everyday in practice.
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Actually whom ever is drawing Dareus as their assignment is getting some valuable reps agaginst an elite type talent. If their confidence doesn't get shot, and I think that is why Fluker is getting alot of reps, they will benefit from it.
 
marcusroby said:
Actually whom ever is drawing Dareus as their assignment is getting some valuable reps agaginst an elite type talent. If their confidence doesn't get shot, and I think that is why Fluker is getting alot of reps, they will benefit from it.
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If Fluker is the one getting his lunch handed to him by Dareus, that's not good!
 
marcusroby said:
Actually whom ever is drawing Dareus as their assignment is getting some valuable reps agaginst an elite type talent. If their confidence doesn't get shot, and I think that is why Fluker is getting alot of reps, they will benefit from it.
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Good point.


aMAZEnFan said:
If Fluker is the one getting his lunch handed to him by Dareus, that's not good!
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Two things to keep in mind here (assuming it is D.J. that Marcel is taking advantage of): 1) D.J. is still learning to play on the OL and 2) Marcel is going to hand a lot of OTs their lunch this coming year (and in the future), our guys included. He's just that darn good.
 
PacadermaTideUs said:
2 scrimmages. 20 sacks. Me likey.
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Well, we are obviously getting pressure on the QB. But remember with scrimmages sacks, they aren't always what they seem. You get a sack if you just touch the QB, and they end the play, cause it's really no contact on the QBs. So some those might not have ended up a sack in the real game.
 
NATidefan said:
Well, we are obviously getting pressure on the QB. But remember with scrimmages sacks, they aren't always what they seem. You get a sack if you just touch the QB, and they end the play, cause it's really no contact on the QBs. So some those might not have ended up a sack in the real game.
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I tend to think that if Marcel Dareus touches a quarterback, dude is going down. Hard.. See Colt McCoy..
 
NATidefan said:
Well, we are obviously getting pressure on the QB. But remember with scrimmages sacks, they aren't always what they seem. You get a sack if you just touch the QB, and they end the play, cause it's really no contact on the QBs. So some those might not have ended up a sack in the real game.
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No, but it would have been a "QB hurry," which Saban values on just about the same level as a sack. This came up before and someone posted the video of his explaining his position on that. But, when it's us against us, it's the same zero-sum game. If DJ were blocking #57 every play, we'd be worried about that...
 
Interesting that Julio caught a TD from both Greg and McCarron - I assumed that AJ was the QB for the 2's but maybe not? I wonder if AJ started the game running with the 2's, and then switched over to playing with the 1's when Sims and Jackson got in? Anyone have any insight?

Let's hope Gibson can keep it up and be yet another threat in the passing game. Looks like he had a great day out there.
 
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